After so many posts on this blog, I have to say a learned
some things about beauty myself. I know it was mostly about sharing my
knowledge and the things I like to do to look better, but I also started paying
close attention to what actually makes women feel beautiful. To tell you the
truth, I am very sure it is not about what products you use, what you do for
makeup or what clothes you wear – it is about you. And I know this might sound
like a big cliché, but this is probably one of the most important things my mom
thought me. She is very pretty but I look nothing like her physically. When I was
little she was like the prettiest thing I had ever seen and I loved watching
her getting ready and doing her makeup, and I wanted to be like that so bad.
She was always telling me how I am beautiful in my own way, regardless of the
fact that I have different hair, skin and eyes, because beauty is different and
it is in everything and everyone. What she was basically trying to teach me is
to be confident.
Since I was little there have naturally been many occasions
when I doubted myself and my appearance. What brings me back to my senses has
always been this lesson from my mom.
So to look beautiful, be confident! Be yourself and be
comfortable in your own skin, because the image of beauty is not what you see
in the magazines, it is what you see in the mirror. You are it, and it is as
real as it can get, so embrace the girl in the mirror. I am not saying to not
work on the things you don’t like, I am a perfectionist by nature myself. But
what you do for beauty should be making you feel good, rather than restricted,
like a fun new sport for example. And what is most important, after doing
everything you feel you need to do for your appearance, accept and love
yourself for who you are. Fashion and makeup are ways to express your inner
self, rather than hide it and follow the trends. So whatever you read here or
anywhere else, put your own touch on it, do your own spin… Because all that
matters is YOU.
Smile for me!





Crop tops. Do keep those in heavy rotation, because they are
still very much in! I personally wear them with a high-wasted skirt or pants,
because I feel like the low waste with a crop top is less feminine and more
suitable for teenagers. But hey, if you want to finally show off those abs you’ve
been working on so hard, who am I to judge :P